Buckhead Dental Care

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Buckhead Dental Care, patients often notice something peculiar when they arrive early in the morning. A little girl, no older than five, can be seen skipping down the street, humming a tune and pointing excitedly towards the building. No one knows where she comes from or why she's there, but her presence has become as much of a fixture as the dental hygienists. One day, an elderly gentleman arrived for his cleaning, only to discover that his granddaughter had followed him. She shyly asked if she could wait inside while he was seen. The receptionist smiled and said, 'Of course, dear!' Later, as the old man emerged with a big smile on his face, he thanked them warmly—turning out, the little girl was his own great-granddaughter visiting from out of town.

2. At Buckhead Dental Care, every morning around sunrise, someone hears a faint whistling sound coming from the ceiling vents. A regular passing by on his morning walk first noticed it and thought it might be an old air conditioning tune long forgotten. But no one else seems to hear it—until now. Then one day, a delivery driver mentioned hearing the same melody while making his rounds. Soon enough, everyone in the neighborhood joined in, trying to catch the elusive tune. Turns out, it was just an old dental hygienist practicing her whistle-blowing skills during her coffee break. The whole thing became a friendly neighborhood joke until someone finally asked if she could teach them too.

3. At Buckhead Dental Care, whenever a new shipment arrives after dark, an anonymous voice crackles over the intercom: ‘Please be advised, your smile may never be the same again.’ One night, a delivery driver hears the ominous message and decides to hide the box in his car. Next morning, everyone in town has a brand-new toothbrush with a built-in disco light—except for him, who ends up brushing his teeth in total darkness until someone notices his glowing smile.

4. At Buckhead Dental Care, one day a regular asked curiously: ‘Why does our receptionist always greet us with a strange smile and a whispered “good luck”?’ It turned out that every morning before greeting patients, the receptionist was secretly placing lucky charms in everyone’s waiting room chair—tiny tokens she’d picked up on her travels. Each little charm had its own story, and it seemed that most people left feeling not just happy but downright blessed for the day ahead. The curious patient eventually told his friends, who started coming early just to see what new good fortune awaited them that morning.